SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: Pitsawat
COUNTRY: Thailand
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Hello, my name is Pitsawat Wannafoo. Currently, I work in art management and art auctions. In my free time, I find joy in dreaming up new art projects. Lately, I've been deeply interested in art education systems and am lovingly putting together a new learning program.
Creating art myself is, of course, another passion of mine. I create purely based on what I love, without tying myself down to any fixed materials or techniques. I often find myself drawn to historical themes and the colonial era, weaving them into my contemporary art pieces.
But there is another side to my work that I truly adore—and I like to think the people around me love it too. I enjoy creating vibrant illustrations using my own unique drawing style. I paint to journal my impressions, capturing the beautiful, fleeting feelings of specific moments and turning them into visual memories.
Whenever I look back at these pieces, my heart always swells with those same warm feelings. Even though I might not paint as often as I'd like, one thing is certain: every single artwork is born from happiness. They are little tokens of good feelings that I genuinely want to pass on to anyone who stops by to look.

University Memories

During my first year at university, I lived right on campus. Spring was a time of lush greenery, blooming flowers, soft breezes, and a sky so blue it felt like a dream. It was my life in full, happy bloom. "I miss it so much—those fleeting moments that were far too brief, so I painted them to keep them close."

The Rainbow Month

As long as the world isn’t seen through just one lens, its diversity will always hold beauty, giving life profound meaning for so many of us.

The Flower House

A crisp, beautiful winter morning. A familiar scent drifted in, bringing back a rush of memories I’ve missed so much. I waited nearly ten months to feel this way again. I suppose they’re right—the wait truly is sweet.

A Winter Morning

Flowers blooming in the middle of winter, a cool breeze dancing by. On the balcony, a chubby cat is curled into a perfect ball. On such a lazy morning, I can’t help but want to crawl back under the covers for just a little while longer.

The Library

Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons—the university library is the perfect place to hide away. I often find myself spending my free time just drifting, much like the scene captured right here before my eyes.

A Good Trip

Looking at this photo of our hike three years ago—it was such a good trip. It’s hard to find the time to get away together again, but I hope this feeling never fades.

A Day Off

After the chaos and the long days, all I ask for is a single day off. A day to sit still, ignore the world, and just be with myself. A day to remind me that everything I’ve been through is just another layer of life’s beauty.

Koh Sichang

The morning after a long night of laughter with friends, I just sat still, letting the sea breeze wash over my face for hours. Sometimes, that’s all you really need to hold onto the memory of good times spent with good people, don't you think?

Samyan

Never in my wildest dreams did I think a small-town kid like me would end up this far from home. This is Bangkok—my first memories of university, filled with wonder at the sprawling parks and those strangely shaped skyscrapers. I had to capture it all, if only to paint it later.

Summer in Japan

Who would have thought Japan could get this hot? I took a bus along the coast in Kamakura, framed by a vast sky and deep blue sea. It felt just like a scene from an anime. It was intense, yes, but a summer I’ll remember forever.